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ES Tr July 2, 1927 --_.G Lb WINNETKA TALK With Scoring High Club Champ Takes Low Gross Honors Waldo Thorsen, Sunset Ridge's champion, trampled the course of his home club Tuesday to come home winner of low gross prize for 36 holes in the fourth annual "Stampede," a rollicking, invitation event. Thorsen's score was 79-84-163. Scores were high. R. L. Williams a home clubber, grabbed the low net prize by ten strokes, his score being 92-97-189 (56) -133. James Gillies, Sunset Ridge, was second in the 36-hole low gross with 164. Other prizes were won by L. T. Ellis, IL. E. Becker, Howard Jen- kins and Charles Schwartz. The low net foursome was won by Charles Schwartz, Sunset Ridge, 101-97-(30)- 168: Frank Fulton, Indian Hill, 105- 97-(48)-154; Robert Bruce, 103-102-(48)- 157, and C. A. Chancellor, 96-97-(44)- 149. Total--598. WESTMORELAND The second annual Father and Son tournament resulted in a tie between E. A. Kalkhurst and Jack Kalkhurst and W. F. Drexmit and R. W. Drex- mit in the low gross division. For low net the winners were A. W. Lammers and Edward Lammers. In this divi- sion there was a tie for second place between W. M. Bond and Samuel Bond and W. J. Lang and Howard Lang. The Fellowship trophy competition resulted in a victory for Donald L. DeGolyer, 86-15--71. The Aberdeen Cup was won by E. A. Kalkhurst who defeated H. E. Heick, 4 and 2. In the women's open day event Miss Virginia Ingram, Sunset Ridge champion, was the winner after a playoff with Mrs. Lee Mida. Other winners were: Low net--Miss Mercedes Bush; putting-- Mrs. Charles Stewart. A field of 120 entered the women's events. BRIARGATE Briargate announces plans for their "big day" of the year. It is Braves Day to be held on July 21. There wili be many prizes and only men may trample the course that day. In the evening there will be a dinner for the members and their guests when the prizes will be awarded. = Reservations must be in by July 11. Place in Women's Tourney Mrs. A. T. Goodman and Miss Vir- ginia Ingram of Sunset Ridge, and Mrs. John Arends of the Wilmette 847 Center Street William L. Wente Sheet Metal Works Roofing Tile Slate Asbestos Slate Flagging Walks Floors Terraces Telephone Winnetka 225 Golf club were prize winners in the open event of the Women's Western Golf association held at Beverly Hills Tuesday of this week. Other north shore women who participated in this event were Mrs. E. Rardel, Illinois; Mrs. F. D. Coambs, Sunset Ridge, and Mrs. C. C. Kendrick, Indian Hill. The usual Fourth of July programs will be held at the various clubs over the week-end. The Rosewood circle held a picnic at Deer Grove June 21. All the mem- bers enjoyed this meeting, which was the last of the season. Designer Opens Tailor Shop on Lincoln Avenue George Gordon, a designer of many years of experience with some of ithe leading establishments on Fifth avenue, New York and in London, West End and Paris, announced the opening of a high class gentlemen's and ladies' tailoring shop at 569 Lincoln avenue, Winnetka, early this week. 13 er ---------------------------------------------------- He gxpects to make a specialty of de- signing riding habits and golf costumes in addition to the regular types of street and evening clothes. A baby boy, George F. Eisenbrand, III, was born Saturday night, June 25, at the St. Francis hospital in Evanston. His parents, Dr. and Mrs. George F. Eisenbrand, Jr., live in Evanston and Mr. Gordon comes to Winnetka at|Dr. Eisenbrand has offices at 1137 the personal insistance of several citi-| Central avenue, Wilmette. The baby's zens of this village who had become | paternal grandparents live at 1360 Scott acquainted with his work in 'Florida. avenue, Winnetka. ing hot weather. all summer long. 25 lbs. $1.75 For Lawns Flowers Gardens Shrubbery Trees 546 Center Street Beautiful -- Throughout the Summer A beautiful lawn and garden add so much to summer pleasures. But they will not remain the things of beauty they now are with- out being properly fed. Watering or sprinkling is not enough to keep your lawn and garden from withering and turning yellow dur- Just make a light application of Vigoro, Swift 8 Company's spe- cially prepared plantfood, about once each sixi weeks and your lawn and garden will remain beautiful throughout the summer. Call us on the phone or stop in and place your order for some Vig- oro now. With it you can keep your home outstandingly beautiful A Swift ¥ Company Product 50 Ibs. $3.00 \/IGORO Specially prepared plant food E. B. Taylor Hardware Co. Tel. Winn. 998-99 100 Ibs. $5.00